Carl knew that the biggest threat to him was the gray giant, which seemed to be more agile than the orange giant he had encountered before. And Carl wasn't sure what abilities it was hiding, so he had to be cautious. Then there are the zombies burning all over their bodies, and Carl thinks that maybe it would be a good idea to kill it first. As for the Corpse Snatchers, Carl only had to dodge the attacks of the two troublesome guys before he could finish them off.

When he made his decision, Karl immediately put his thoughts into action, and while raising his gun and shooting at the giant, so that it could not attack him calmly, he took out the alchemy potion of ice magic from the potion bag. Only a bottle of potion is enough to deal with the Fire Zombies, and although it is a bit expensive, now is not the time for Carl to worry about money. He squeezed the cork with his thumb and fanned out the potion in the direction of the flame zombie as he had done before.

Like a human being burned by flames, the body of a burning zombie sways in pain in place after coming into contact with the potion. It looked desperate to wipe the potion off its body, but that was impossible. Once this alchemy potion has taken effect, it will never disappear until the monster dies or the effect ends. And the flame zombies are obviously afraid of the cold, not to mention the magic of the ice type.

And Karl doesn't need to worry about it now, instead focusing most of his attention on the gray giant. It's easy to test how the opponent will attack, as long as Carl deliberately shows a little flaw. He took two steps forward, deliberately raising his gun to shoot at the lava robbers who were surging on the other side, exposing most of his defenseless body to the gray giant.

In the end, the other party is just a monster without a mind, and he doesn't know what thinking is. So they will not hesitate to attack whether it is a flaw or not, and Carl felt a powerful force coming to him the moment the opponent punched. He quickly lowered his raised arm, and as he rolled back, the revolver in his other hand slammed into the gray giant with a headshot.

The uppercut was ridiculously off, not only because Carl dodged in time, but also because the opponent's strength was so great that he couldn't get the most out of his thick arms when he was raised. But Karl didn't think it was a mistake on the part of the other party, and perhaps the dark elf mage had this flaw when he created this kind of ghost in the first place. Nothing is perfect, and if the Dark Elf mages claim to be perfect the guardians they have created, then Karl will put the facts in front of them.

As soon as he pulled the distance, Karl raised his gun and shot the gray giant, and it was definitely not possible to eliminate the opponent with one shot, so Carl had to seize every opportunity to shoot. As the other party seemed to slowly lower his raised arm, a barrage of bullets headed towards the gray giant. At this moment, its other arm suddenly swung a fan, which caught Carl off guard.

A blue web of restraint quickly spawned from its palm, and then headed towards Karl's head. The speed was so fast that Carl didn't even have time to dodge, and the net wrapped around Carl's body in an instant, making it impossible for him to even hang down his arm to lift the gun. "Damn. Carl scolded, such a mistake was fatal.

The gray giant's distorted face seemed to reveal a smile, and Carl knew what that ugly smile meant. Just as the prey successfully stepped on a trap, the Grey Giant can now easily smash Carl into a meatloaf. Carl had to worry about his situation, and the dark green corpse raider, hiding behind the gray giant, threw two flaming skulls in this direction once more.

In this case, it was obvious that he could not dodge, so Karl moved his arm with all his might, trying to put the flaming skull in the revolver's crosshairs, which was his only chance to dodge the attack. He pulled the trigger, and a bullet sprang out of the muzzle of the gun and crashed into the flaming skull spinning in the air. The sound of bones breaking sounded, and the bullet succeeded in shattering the flaming skull.

But Carl didn't have time to rejoice, because he couldn't get another skull to fit into the crosshair of another revolver anyway. The gray giant was now pressing towards Karl, and it had even raised its own arm. To make matters worse, the lava robbers on the other side also took advantage of this opportunity to press on him, and the sharp claws on his hands flashed with a cold light.

Now that Karl's only chance was to break free of the shackles that had wrapped around his body, he reached out and reached for the potion bag with all his might, trying to pull out the alchemy potion that would come in handy in this situation. And the gray giant's fist has smashed down, and everything seems to have come to an end. But Carl smiled, at least this time he had no regrets.

Two arcs of light flashed in front of Carl before the giant's fist slammed into Carl's head, and then Carl felt his body become relaxed, the feeling of being unbound. He immediately rolled on the ground to dodge the gray giant's fist attack, but he didn't even react to what was happening, everything was done by his instinct.

"Are you alright, Carl?" a pair of worried hands climbed up his shoulders and arms, and the voice felt both strange and familiar to Carl. He froze, and his expression froze, the owner of that voice was the person he wanted to see the most, and the person in his heart. And the fact that she's here gives Carl a wonderful feeling. Maybe this world is too small, maybe there are too many accidents in this world, and all kinds of factors combine to make that girl appear here. "Erin?"

The girl had long brown hair, and the worried expression on her face was unobstructed. Her beautiful amber pupils were staring at Carl's face, and the other seemed to see a hint of distress in them. The khaki military uniform highlights her graceful figure very well, but the blood stains on the clothes destroy that beauty.

The gray giant's roar brought Carl back to reality, and he straightened up, holding the girl behind him, and deftly reloaded his revolver with new ammo. "Stay here, Irene, that monster is dangerous. ”

"Wait......" The girl tried to grab Carl, but the other man rushed out so fast that Erin's hand was clawed empty. It was a strange place for her, a strange enemy, a strange environment, everything was unfamiliar. And now, in her eyes, Karl seems to be like a chariot that can no longer stop, and he will fight those strange monsters until one of them falls. She knew very well that it was not just for a reason, but because of herself.